A cold, grey, wet day following last night’s announcement of Level 4 Lockdown, which left everyone immediately looking for loopholes and work arounds. That’s half the reason that we’re stuck where we are right now.
I’ve said this before here and here.
Not much positivity to be had here, so here’s a QP from Newlands Forest yesterday, which was at least a lovely experience.
More from me tomorrow.
Stay warm. Stay safe.
I was at a local riding school, ostensibly to take photos of some of the horses for their social media, but there were also cats (and dogs and chickens and guineafowls) around.
So even though it wasn’t feline Friday, I shot a bit of them too.
This guy is a Cape Leopard Bengal cat.
Apparently:
…many people consider the Bengal to be a wild cat that only pretends to be domesticated
And that fits pretty well for this chap, who doesn’t like to go indoors or hang around humans. But will always be nearby when there’s food on offer.
But that’s your feline studies lesson over for today, because right now, I need to get on with editing some horse pics before the football.
Busy day, lots accomplished. But now I need to spend time relaxing rather than blogging, so please enjoy a quota photo from last night’s sunset cruise in Table Bay.
Lots of smoke around from the recent fire, but sadly it was mostly blowing away from the sun, so we weren’t able to reap the benefits there. Still, lovely night on the water and I’ll sort some more photos out tomorrow.
More of everything tomorrow in fact, because it’s now time for some footy on the TV and a game of pool.
Back from the cottage after a scorching morning walk on the beach. Gorgeous.
Big fire on the mountain in Cape Town. UCT badly affected.
Here’s the view from our (diverted) route home.
Tired tonight. More tomorrow.
Them: “Look, I know that these autumnal sunrises are pretty and all, but you can’t just keep using them as quota photos for blog posts!”
Me: “Ha!”
So, with that established, here are a couple of quota photos of the autumnal sunrise this morning. (Sat=0)
Delicious anti-crepuscular rays included.
It’s going to be a scorcher of a day. Stay cool!